Those want to get the insider track on the movies themselves would do well to pick up a copy of Steven Bach’s searingly honest Final Cut: the story of United Artists’ collapse in the wake of the Heaven’s Gate debacle.
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There’s more than one way to review a film. As a film critic, I, Sean Wilson, have taken to phonecasting on www.ipadio.com, something which brings greater freedom to the whole process 
Dartmoor-based production company Oddbodies is looking to cast a parrot in its new short film The Nature of Angrove. The group has won plaudits and awards with its previous films, and in return for the use of your parrot you can pop along to filming – expenses paid 
A free TV course is open to 15-19 year olds in Devon. There are 12 places up for grabs on the five-day course at Coombehead College Newton Abbot 
Exeter horror filmmaker and Cabinet of Dr Caligari fan Ashley Thorpe takes in the films contemporary accompaniment to the silent classic by Minima at the Exeter Picturehouse Predictions for a digital film future from Exeter-based filmmaker and effects artist, Martin Lejeune (he’s also available to read palms and tea leaves). With the musical film Nine released – a film version of the Broadway musical based on Fellini’s 8 1/2 – Nick Ingram takes a look at Fellini’s masterpiece The D+CFilm social network added a discussion about tips on how to get music for you film. Here’s some words of advice from Exeter-based filmmaker Martin Lejeune. Pop over to our social network to hear what Graham Sclater, of Tabitha Music and composer Paule Abrey had to say on the matter The Dartington Barn Cinema is showing off its state-of-the-art digital film projection facilities with a live music and classic film combo |
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